HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2
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HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2
This HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2 is very reliable accessory for your laptop. Especially when it comes to compact ultrabooks, a docking station allows you to connect to much more ports at one time. You can be sure to fully use your laptop, keep your workspace tidy and instantly connect to additional accessories. The docking station's construction is made of USB-C connector is used for connection the HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2 docking station and your laptop. The docking station is made of plastic. The package also includes a power adapter. Demanding users will benefit from multi-monitor support. In terms of dimensions, this docking station measures 122 × 45 × 122 cm and weighs 0,00 kg.
Key Parameters of the HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2 Docking Station
- The HP docking station can help expand the connectivity and functionality of your laptop
- The docking station is connected to your laptop using USB-C
- Measurements: 122 × 45 × 122 cm
- Weight: 0.00 kg
- Several noteworthy features are included in the docking station, such as support for multiple monitors and Security Lock
- Included in the package is: power adapter
- This HP docking station is made from plastic
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